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Feenstra touts support from Branstad, GOP officials ahead of primary

Branstad said Feenstra is Republicans’ best shot to keep the governorship as the candidate courts endorsements and faces a five-way primary.

  • On Wednesday, gubernatorial candidate Randy Feenstra, U.S. Representative from Iowa's 4th Congressional District, rallied with former Governor Terry Branstad in West Des Moines, hosted by Mayor Russ Trimble.
  • Feenstra is one of five Republicans seeking to succeed Governor Kim Reynolds, who is not seeking reelection. Candidates must win at least 35% of the vote on June 2 to avoid a state convention decision.
  • Branstad endorsed Feenstra as "the one that I can absolutely am convinced can do it," arguing he is the party's best chance to defeat Democrat Rob Sand, whom Branstad criticized for presenting as a 'moderate' while governing with 'socialist tendencies.'
  • Feenstra emphasized his platform, citing a state surplus of over $2 billion achieved under Republican leadership and promising to continue the work of Branstad and Reynolds at the state Capitol.
  • If no candidate reaches 35% on June 2, delegates at the June 13 Iowa Republican state convention will determine the nominee. Feenstra faces competition from Zach Lahn, Adam Steen, Brad Sherman, and Eddie Andrews.
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Feenstra touts support from Branstad, GOP officials ahead of primary

In the final days ahead of the June 2 primary, gubernatorial candidate Randy Feenstra rallied Wednesday with former Gov. Terry Branstad and other GOP officials, telling the crowd his victory in the primary will ensure current Republicans’ work continues at…

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